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The Resources/Library section of the website provides Free downloadable support documentation/resources. Content here may be accessed for Free by simply registering with us. Upon first registration you will be allocated 6 credits which you can apply (as you choose) to obtain Free downloadable Resource items. Additional resource content may be accessed by obtaining the appropriate number of credits for that item. Credits may be allocated to you when you purchase content from the Catalogue. See Resources items below or the Credits section, next to Access Your Learning for the details of credits available. The Resources/Library section includes checklists, explanation notes, example working draft contracts, presentations and various other materials from a large number of sources. All material in this section of the website may be downloaded in PDF format.

England, Finance and finance related materials/documents, review, projects, private, ppp, House of Lords, government, finance

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House of Lords-UK-review paper-private finance projects and off-balance sheet debt-2010.

This is a review document from the House of Lords - select committee on economic affairs. The report looks at the UK's private finance initiative programme and, in particular, the treatment of off-balance sheet debt.

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Benchmarking/market testing, pfi, PAC, National audit ofice, money, market testing, market, finance, benchmarking

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National Audit Office-presentation- benchmarking and market testing -D Finlay-2010.

A presentation on the NAO's review of benchmarking and market testing provisions in UK private finance initiative/PPP projects.

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Value for money, Netherlands, pension, Netherlands, investment, goverment, funds

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Ministry Of Finance-Netherlands-pensions funds, infrastructure financing and value for money-E.J.Snik-2011.

This presentation looks at pension funds as a source of finance for infrastructure development. Areas covered include: how to achieve more vaue for money, the political background, the financing of infrastructure and how to increase the involvement of pension funds.

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Nuclear, England, Power, waste, UK, nuclear, energy, department, climate

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Department for energy and climate change-UK-nuclear power-old, new and waste-Dr Tim Stone-2009.

This is a presentation on the nuclear industry in the UK looking at uncertainties in the sector and the impact of back end costs. Areas covered include: new nuclear, the energy gap, investing in new nuclear, the economics of generation, timetable, waste, decommissioning issues, setting a fixed price and new build aspirations for the first wave of nuclear powered generators in the UK.

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England, Guidance and introductory documents/materials, United Kingdom, National Infrastructure Plan 2011, investment, infrastructure, HM Treasury

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H M Treasury-England-a presentation on the National Infrastructure Plan 2011-Geoffrey Spence.

An HM Treasury presentation given by Geoffrey Spence outlining the contents of the UK government's National infrastructure Plan 2011. Sectors identified for particular investment include: transport, energy, communication and the environment.

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England, Skills for public sector procurers , tax, public services, ppp, pfi, investment, interest rates, infrastructure, inflation, HM Treasury, GDP, financial market, budget

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H M Treasury-10 years of PFI PPP in the UK-a presentation-April 2006- Richard Abadie

This presentation from Richard Abadie (whilst he was on secondment at HM Treasury) provides an overview of the PFI/ PPP programme in the UK after 10 years+ of operation. The presentation touches on investment in public services, budget considerations, policy developments, financial markets and the contractor market.

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